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By Jenna Stregowski, RVT, About.com Guide to Dogs

Dog Lovers' Holiday Survival Guide

Wednesday November 18, 2009

I am sure that I do not stand alone when I say that the holidays stress me out. The marketing, decorating and music all start the day after Halloween, and things in the world seem all fuzzy until some time in January. Somewhere amid all the chaos there is true meaning. Depending on your spiritual beliefs, this time of year means a number of things. For most of us, a large part of the season is supposed to be about peace, love and togetherness - not stress.

Your dog doesn't really know the holiday season from any other time of year, except by observing your actions and attitude. She will, however, pick up on your vibe. If you are on edge, it can affect your dog. As a dog lover, you must focus upon keeping your dog safe, healthy and happy. Then there are all the other little details. Check out this holiday survival guide to help you organize your holiday to-do list. Then, take a deep breath and relax. How do you survive the holidays?

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